• Total Phase, Inc TP240310 Total Phase TP240310 I2C / SPI Activity Board - The Debug Store UK
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Total Phase, Inc

Carte d'activité I2C / SPI Total Phase TP240310

Carte d'activité I2C / SPI Total Phase TP240310

Known-good I2C/SPI target board for embedded debugging and education

SKU: TP240310

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  • Total Phase, Inc TP240310 Total Phase TP240310 I2C / SPI Activity Board - The Debug Store UK

Key Features

Built-in I2C and SPI slave devices
Easy debugging of embedded systems
Dual header for two host adapters
Configurable I2C device addressing
SPI slave with jumper-selectable SS
Accessible pins for external monitoring
Ready-to-run example code included

Overview

The Total Phase I2C/SPI Activity Board is an indispensable testing platform for engineers developing, debugging, or learning to use I2C and SPI bus protocols. With pre-installed, configurable I2C and SPI devices, it delivers a reliable hardware reference for baseline software validation or practical training. Two 10-pin connections allow dual host adapters or analyzer monitoring, and all key pins—including SCL, SDA, MISO, MOSI, SCK and SS—are accessible. Users can program, monitor, or benchmark bus transfers in real time, using ready-to-run code provided for Aardvark and compatible adapters.
  • Works standalone or with other Total Phase tools
  • Ideal for isolating software bugs from hardware issues
  • Variants for CAN/I2C and advanced protocol validation also available: CAN/I2C Activity Board Pro

Why Engineers Choose The Carte d'activité I2C / SPI Total Phase TP240310

Reference Platform

Provides a known-good target for I2C/SPI debugging and troubleshooting new host designs.

Educational Tool

Fast-tracks I2C/SPI learning with accessible real hardware and published code examples.

Baseline Validation

Establishes trustworthy benchmarks before debugging production circuits or firmware.

La carte d'activité Total Phase I2C/SPI est un outil parfait pour les développeurs de systèmes embarqués experts et novices.

Ce tableau est un excellent moyen de vérifier la cohérence pour le développeur expert. Le débogage d'un système par rapport à des périphériques esclaves fonctionnels peut aider à différencier les bogues matériels et logiciels. Le tableau d'activité est également utile pour établir une base de référence pour l'utilisation des logiciels.

Les périphériques cibles du tableau d'activité constituent également un excellent moyen pour le développeur novice d'apprendre les mécanismes des protocoles de bus I2C et SPI.

Frequently Asked Questions

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  • What voltages are supported?

    Board is powered using the host adapter’s target power, typically 3.3V or 5V set via host software.

  • Can I daisy-chain multiple activity boards?

    Yes, multiple boards can be connected, but only one should have the SS jumper in place to avoid contention.

  • What is the default address for the I2C port expander?

    Default is 0x38 (binary 0111000), with jumpers to adjust as needed.

  • Can I use two Aardvark adapters simultaneously?

    Yes, the board supports dual adapter mode for master/slave or monitoring configurations.

  • Is example code provided?

    Yes, example scripts in C, Python, Visual Basic, and XML batch format are included.

  • Can I connect a logic analyser or protocol analyser?

    Yes, pass-through pins expose all key I2C/SPI lines for connection to external monitoring equipment.

  • Does it work with other I2C host adapters?

    Yes, while optimised for Total Phase adapters, it is compatible with any host supporting I2C/SPI protocols and physical header.

  • Can I change device addresses on the board?

    Yes, both I2C port expander and EEPROM addresses can be modified using the provided jumper settings.

  • What devices are included on the I2C/SPI Activity Board?

    The board features an I2C port expander, an I2C EEPROM, and an SPI EEPROM; all devices are real ICs and fully documented.

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